Supreme Court of South Carolina· 4/4/1961

State v. Robinson

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119 S.E.2d 671
238 S.C. 140
1961 S.C. LEXIS 82

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finding reference to defendant's past conduct was not prejudicial because even if the testimony created the inference in the jury's mind that the accused had committed another crime, the State never attempted to prove the accused had been convicted of some other crime
statement of witness that appellant told him that he was on way to probation office did not tend to create inference that accused had committed another crime
this Court pointed out that even if the testimony created the inference in the jury’s mind that the accused had committed another crime the State never attempted to prove the accused had been convicted of some other crime

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Judges: Moss, Taylor, Oxner, Legge

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